Word: human
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With all due respect to Stanford Sociologist Seymour Martin Lipset, may I take the liberty of amending his quote to "nothing disastrous appears lobe happening." Changes are happening at the blink of an eyelash, too quickly for the human mind to perceive...
...Differentiation and integration are fundamental to the dynamic maturation of the human organism." (Social Relations...
...whole thing boils down to human rights." (Government...
...18th century, Enlightenment notions of free will and human progress had begun to challenge harsh determinist doctrines. Americans had come to accept the theories of English Philosopher John Locke, who wrote widely on child rearing, speculating that children were not born depraved, but that the "souls of the newly born are just empty tablets afterwards to be filled in by observation and reasoning...
...promise of Senator Kennedy to finally do something and President Carter's plea for human rights, are admirable tokens of appreciation but to rest on their words is not good enough. As King once said, "The virtue of patience will become a vice if it accepts so leisurely an approach to social change." Let us not wait until another King birthday has passed...